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Terrors: Black Shadow
Adaptation of the game "Terrors 2" for the WonderSwan Color.
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Adaptation of the game "Terrors 2" for the WonderSwan Color.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Fuji Television Network
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